Frequently Asked Questions

All of our shutters come with a 5 year guarantee and a life time installation guarantee. One of our team will go through this with you at your design consultation.

Material quality: The main disadvantage of MDF shutters is their weight, making them not advisable for large windows. Additionally, if you envisage that your shutters are going to get heavy wear and you are planning to open and close your shutters regularly, they may not also be the best choice for you.

Colour: MDF shutters have a laminate coating as standard, which can discolour in direct sunlight. Hardwood shutters are stained or spray painted in a variety of colours to give a quality, long lasting finish.

Yes you can. Shutter doors are on a hinge so that you can open them fully.

Shutters can be fitted to windows, doors, glass roof spaces, conservatories or used as partitions.

Kerbside appeal is incredibly important and our shutters will make your house stand out from all the others.

Estate agents will use your shutters as a selling feature. When they come to value your property, they will add an amount onto the sale price, as shutters are considered part of the fixtures and fittings

Tier-on-tier shutters usually work best for sash window. The most important thing is that the shutter doors open fully and independently to still give you access to the window. They can be a beautiful addition to sash windows and give you full control of privacy and lighting.

Perfect fit blinds are the most practical solution for your doors as they allow you to open and close your doors without adjusting the blind. The blind is clipped to the beading of the door meaning no screws or drills are required.

No, our motorised blind ranges have the option of either long-life rechargeable batteries (like your mobile phone) or hard-wired.
To recharge the blind you simply plug the charger into your nearest plug socket and into the motor side of the blind. Once fully charged, the light turns green and you can enjoy 4-6months use without recharging.